Fancying is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FANCYING in dictionary:

VERB:
• FANCY, to take a liking to
• feel a desire or liking for
• find sexually attractive
• regard (a horse, team, or player) as a likely winner
• imagine; think
• used to express surprise at something
• have an unduly high opinion of oneself, or of one's ability in a particular area
NOUN:
• a superficial or transient feeling of liking or attraction
• a person or thing that one finds attractive
• a favourite in a race or other sporting contest
• enthusiasts for a sport, especially boxing or racing, considered collectively
• the faculty of imagination
• an unfounded or tentative belief or idea
• a small iced cake
• (in 16th and 17th century music) a composition for keyboard or strings in free or variation form.
ADJECTIVE:
• elaborate in structure or decoration
• sophisticated or expensive in a way that is intended to impress
• (especially of foodstuffs) of high quality
• (of a flower) of two or more colours
• (of an animal) bred to develop particular points of appearance
• (of a drawing, painting, or sculpture) created from the imagination rather than from life

Words related to FANCYING

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How to use FANCYING in a sentence

• The luxuriance of this jungle, be it remembered, must not delude a stranger, as it has too many ere now, into fancying that the land would be profitable under cultivation.
• It was he himself who had given himself a fever, always fancying that he was surrounded by enemies who were setting traps for him, and watching him to rob him.
• Thou art mistaken in fancying that curiosity, or a wish to mingle with the multitude at Vevey, has drawn me from my castle.
• In the following Part of the Speech he points out the Earth with such Circumstances, that the Reader can scarce forbear fancying himself employed on the same distant View of it.
• We gazed and wondered as others have done, and without fancying that we were wiser than our predecessors had been.
• Not fancying this arrangement which I, however, imputed to ignorance, I drew back and asked if my room was ready.
• And I cannot help fancying somebody is about the house.
• Fancying herself just entering the eternal city, she longed to refuse but decided it would be wrong and so consented to come back again to earth.
• He knew he was not wounded or dying, but he thought he must be ill of fever, fancying he heard what he did not.
• He is caught in his own trap, for he marries Estifania, a woman of intrigue, fancying her to be the heiress Margaritta.
• In this manner he led me through the length of the whole walk, fretting at his absurdities, and fancying myself laughed at not less than him by every spectator.
• The Romans, fancying themselves surrounded by the enemy, came out of their hiding-places to fall back on the camp, and Hannibal and his army safely escaped.
• Then do you think me silly for fancying that a fossil star-fish was a flower? I should be silly if I did.
• He was, perhaps, in a special degree, kindly of thought and act towards Irishmen, fancying that as a race they had suffered, and liking their humour, buoyant against all odds.
• It was not easy, at first, to look at the cheerful blaze without fancying that the inhabitants of the house must surely come in and warm themselves.
• But he smiled at himself for fancying such a thing.
• We wear our handsome clothes to church and concert, fancying that mankind may be deceived into the notion that we always look like that.
• The trouble began, the defence stated, by Miss Travers fancying that she was slighted by Lady Wilde.
• It is true that the mental operation in this matter reduces itself to fancying some of the things which form what Mr.
• He changed his mind a half-dozen times, but finally decided to stay, fancying that he could hold his throne with the aid of the loyal Mexicans.
• I never sat down to write my theme without fancying that grinning and scornful countenance looking at my work.
• Could it be Ducie? As he stretched his limbs and rubbed his eyes, he might be excused for a moment fancying that all the happiness of yesterday was indeed a vision.
• The youth was now beside himself with terror, and rushed away, fancying himself closely pursued by the spectre, and at last he fell down in his own farmyard and fainted.
• A ship indeed has been lost from fancying that the sea was clear south of the black cliffs that skirt the shore down from Fitzmaurice Bay.
• Fancying that perhaps it was artillery on its way to the front, I put on my dressing gown and went as far as the gate.
• Pullen misunderstood him, and fancying that he was trying to borrow half a crown, made him a present of five shillings.
• That morning, the servant fancying that the wig of the previous night had suffered when his master tumbled over the bear, opened one of the boxes to take out another.
• You know what we think of a student who goes to college fancying he knows everything.
• Then Kyllong Raja, fancying that she really loved him, confessed all to her.
• I thought I was all alone in the ship, but fancying I heard a noise forward I came out to see what it was.
• Elton, in fancying himself a very decided favourite.
• And as they groped about, he held out his own hand gently, till one of them put the eye into it, fancying that it was the hand of her sister.
• She crept softly out of bed, and half fancying she should find Gladys without, went downstairs, and opened it.

Similar words containing FANCY without suffix ing

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